Simply put, single process color is a hair coloring technique that involves applying a single color thatcan sometimes be pulled through all the hair in one step. This is typically used to cover gray hair or change the overall color of the hair.

Full highlights include lightened sections all over from the top of your head to the nape of your neck. This method can produce heavy and dramatic highlights or soft and subtle looks too.

Balayage is a technique where hair color is painted onto the hair to create a graduated, more natural-looking highlight effect.

Partial highlights refer to a hair coloring technique that involves highlighting a portion of hair—usually, the sections framing the face—rather than the entire head. Like traditional highlights, the look is versatile and can easily be customized to suit different needs.

Magic Sleek is a permanent smoothing treatment that's performed in the salon. It works to straighten and smooth hair without causing damage, and is similar to a keratin treatment but with fewer harsh chemicals (ie formaldehyde).

These are highlights that are strategically placed around the top layers of your hair, emphasizing the crown area. Crown highlights create a full head highlights effect but if you lift your hair or do a half pony tail, the under layers are untouched or don't have highlights.

(wash & blowdry included)